I've got a first-year Black Gold sweet cherry on Gisela 5. It has a central leader and 5 scaffolds that are indeed at nice angles, but they're not so long as to make the tree squat or bushy. In any case, you can prune to whatever shape you like. If you want more height and less width, then head back the branches each winter but not the central leader. But I don't think my tree is going to have a need for anything special. As I do with my apples, I'll snip off the central leader, close to the tip, each winter, and probably leave the branches alone unless they get way out of control after the second season. Not a big deal. With pruning you can get whatever shape tree that you want, and it doesn't take a ton of work on a dwarf rootstock.

sounds good thanks. i saw a dwarf apple once that was really low to the ground and fat and gnarly looking, i dont think my wife would be happy with that she wants a nice standard looking tree

The apple was probably pruned to be that way for ease of picking.